From manual terminology management to optimized data governance

With 650+ annual healthcare content updates released by standards bodies (such as SNOMED, LOINC, AMA, and CMS), maintaining healthcare data is burdensome and highly resource-intensive. Manual, DIY processes made up of spreadsheets and cumbersome workflows often result in a breakdown between health plans, providers, and patients, leading to inaccurate enterprise data, inefficient workflows, and financial losses. Coding teams can address these challenges with a streamlined clinical terminology management solution.

Manual Terminology Management

Cumbersome and resource-intensive workflows 

  • Retrieve code set releases manually from various sources (UMLS, standards bodies)
  • Multiple engineers are required to distribute, format, analyze, configure, review, and approve changes
  • High-value engineer resources spend weeks analyzing code set updates before implementation
  • No reliable history or visibility into changes made

  • Manage data in multiple formats, depending on the source




Health Language Data Interoperability

Simplified data governance and clinical terminology management

  • Single source of terminology truth for thousands of code updates per year
  • Health Language clinical terminologists quickly adopt and enrich new codes in the system for clients
  • Reduced administrative costs and 90% reduction in time to process code set updates
  • Simplified compliance through streamlined version control history and change logs, with a 75% efficiency improvement rate
  • Feed systems through API or export all terminologies in one, easy-to-use format
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Health Language delivers streamlined data governance for a 2M+ member health plan 

Learn how this health plan resolved their data governance challenges, optimized workflow and processes and improved staff collaboration and accountability.
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90%

Reduction in time to process updates. In one case, the pilot program cut processing time from 6-8 weeks to just a few hours.

75%

Efficiency improvement by simplifying the number of ways business teams were updating code sets from 12 down to 3.

Improve your clinical terminology management processes with Health Language solutions

The Health Language Data Platform enables healthcare organizations to streamline code updates leveraging
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Up-to-date content
Access a single source of truth for all updated standard reference data, as well as all terminology-related maps, value sets, and code sets through a web-based portal.
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Multi-purpose applications

Leverage easy to use modules to search, model, map, and group data into code groups and value sets to inform enterprise initiatives.
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Flexible integration options

Integrate into your existing data warehouse or analytics platforms by utilizing a suite of cloud-based APIs, which complements current IT and infrastructure investments.
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Leverage support from a team of clinical terminology experts

The Health Language expert solution suites are supported by a team of clinical terminology experts consisting of medical informaticists, certified coders, pharmacists, and PhDs with more than 300 years of combined industry experience.

Whether your organization needs help refining code set relationships, creating attributes and maps, or developing provider-friendly terms and consumer-friendly descriptions for code updates, our team is ready to help.

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